4 CASTLEGAR NEWS; Wedhesday, Nov.'8, 1967

Eremenko’s is Now Open |
“In Bright New Premises

A. Eremenko and Oo, bas aff

ow home.

oy Officially opening today in’
jts new store on Pine St. opposite
caw Bank of Montreal, the store
is gilttering with posh new fur-
nishings, with. bright colors and
a well-lit, airy look.

Mrs, Eremenko said early| &

this week that her new place of
‘business. was almost ready for
‘opening, with only last-minute

a full line of shoes, boots ana

‘will carry some specialized mer-
chandise, such as work boots and
casual slippers.

of the former business is being
sold in a bargain basement.

‘business in the Castlegar area
since’ 1940. She began at what
is. now the location, of the Cast-

WALL BANNER 5 was is donated to the Castlegar Centennial library
by K. K. Ke local. firm. the coats of
arms of all 10 provinces and two territories of Canada, the banner]
is in full color. It hangs in-a place of honor above the main desk|

in the library.—Castlegar News Photo

*|legar Shoe Repair. ©

In“ 1947 she moved to the
Pine and Columbia location, op-
erating there, as at the first lo-
cation, a general ‘depa

other footwear, the new store|®

Mrs. Eremex:ko has been in) §

Much of the clothing stock | i

OFFICIAL
GRAND OPENING

_ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. Sth

FREE DOOR PRIZES AND DRAWS

1 pr. Ladies. SHOES, :.. $14, 95 1 pr. Men’s SHOES , $17.95
_TABLE-TOP STOVE, two burner, chrome TABLE-TOP. STOVE, one burner
: 1 pr. Seamless: NYLONS to FIRST 25 Lady Customers
1 pr. Men’s Dress SOCKS to FIRST. 15 Men Customers
BALLOONS & CANDY for KIDDIES ~ :

store. :
With the move to new
premises, Eremenko's will deal
‘mainly-in footwear with its bar-

: " PUMPS — Flatties
SPECIAL PRICE ..

‘Ladies’ PUMPS. .

Heels — SPECIAL PRICE $7.95 .. $4.98"

m| gain for

“Jt was quite a long time
ago that I started,” she said.
“But I am quite happy with the
new premises and things look
pretty good.’

Reports Indicate.
Hearty Response -
To WA Appeal

The regular meeting of the
‘Women’s Association was held

See Us For
Rubber Footwear

SHOP NOW: WHILE SELECTION
IS AT IT’S GREATEST
— Open as Usual, Friday Night Til 9 —

MADDOCKS

in the hall of Robson
Community. Memorial Church.
: The president, Mrs. J. Raine
opened the meeting and welcom-
ed all rs and guests.

orts of recent activities

included (a ‘resume. = the. very

4 vf ay
clothing .were also shipped to
Unitarian Services Committee.
This shipment included supplies
for baby jayettes as well as hand
knit woolen

Plans were made for sever-
al work bees to make and: bot-
tle mincemeat.. This will be for
sale at-a coffee party to be held
November. 21 at 10.80 a.m. in
the Church hall.

“ business

Joined by. George Hi

who spoke about “‘the place of
e Christian. and. the Christian

Chureh in the; color’ revolution

“now. taking place. Mr. Herman-

son’ was introduced and thanked

by. Mrs. J. H. Smith on behalf

of all those present.

CASTLEGAR

-Gife

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Men’s OXFORDS
‘SPECIAL PRICE

Liadies’ Rubber OVERSHOES
Cuban &.Low Heels

_ SPECIAL PRICE $7.95

$3.95

FURTHER REDUCTION in PRICES on Ladies, Men’s s Children’s and FABRICS _
and Mary, Maxim WOOK in our BARGAIN BASEMENT

-PEIGNOIR SETS
100% Opaque Double Nylon Tricot. °

pace Trimmed. S,M,L. Starting at
WALTZ-LENGTH GOWNS -
SHORTY PYJAMAS

_ BIKINI SETS
In Arnel. Half Slip «

SLIPS AND PANTIES BY KAYSER’

Good Selection.of Warm Nightwear

FLANALETTE GOWNS
; Long and Waltz-Length.

PYJAMAS’
SPECIAL: THURSDAY & FRIDAY

NYLONS, res. 60¢’Pair.. 2 pairs 89C

“es at Red Mountain'in Rossland,

;0€ $700 to. "aeen. to ‘the ‘Du|:
~Maurler races,

skiers
to this area from throughout the

‘Rossland Ski Race se Funds

6 Caatloger ‘and ‘District|
r of ‘Commerce’ has ap-

“ proposal from’ Castlegar | $35-
rch a Chamber raise as
much as $350 for the ski meot,

free world.
The Du Maurier appeal will
de held in conjunction with 2
fund-raising’‘drive’ for ‘advance-
in this area,

‘division ofthe funds’ between
the ski race’ and the Chamber's
tourism’ efforts.:

rea rece ved | Lor the ‘races ate

“Arms
Kinnaird. and #0 from Cominco,

- Former Gasllogar
Men i: Charged.

nh to: id t

e ‘ator and a past mem:

der ‘Castlegar’s Let

coun charged: with * conspir:

ander the of the Funeral
tt Of B.C. oot

anes Richardson, | now. a dir-

thoes an | one for tourisii
j ee races fit under. t

Funexal Chap-

's |ector. of
el el in Penticton, is: charged to-

Among ® the. donations : al-

slogar funeral SUPREME SACRIFICE‘o e erp)
E in: unemplo;
embered Saturday with’ the: Re- Dauber at oes ag a eure gaa |

pal | membrance D: :
Tehardeor, has| ation of wreaths by. Legion poate ‘was'one of 30 the service.

eer a Dagie

By BURT CAMPBEL! :
pater Castlegar: News :, :
; hes’ been

‘Contact been ‘re-estab-
i Ished between the 9 Striking IWA
id .Cel and: talks

were to
get underway'on ‘Tucsday, after:
noon,

MA|''. Mayor R. C. Maddocks told

Castlegar News Photo

the ‘Castlegar .News'just before
noon on. ‘Tuesday. thats) Eine had
been’advised of this lates!

‘by: a union: spokesman:

broadcastin; :
- Council is Proud.
Of New Library

maith Lome Zinto made a

and, Donlad .R. -
‘ghan’-and-: Kenneth . Schmelke,
‘both of Red Deer, ‘are aiso'charg-
edicThe; Alberta.

tower]
ding site
2a on esque. and, command rg and;

ith much

Local 1. president. Frank

‘Wilcox told the Castlegar ‘News
that monies from.a. special union

‘| fund ¢have” been’ ;used. © These

funds were first.

vit ‘belonged :‘to the}

isgressions ‘of: errant pooch-| 5,

+ That was the question: pos-
council at a’ recent m
Ald. Bill
of ‘dog tags so far this year
$500. last: year.
etforeing our: bylaw,”:he declar-

ed
May or R. C. Maddocks re-

” banned altogether.
Or are we just ‘dogging it,
when ‘it.comes to ‘reporting the] 4, Th

‘es wandering ® the streets with- 09
2 out Tight?

eeting.
Reed said that sale| town, «they, mi
within to

“This indicates we are not

| the hot
tended t’ firecrackers ® could

fol of: fire

alosives is
id not’ be}

jose. who ‘are not allowed|
fe copied them fale adalthood;

discussi
roblem, : aldermen cent
not ‘be exploded in: town: under
‘circumstant :

an [coming in ‘ote
coening into the offic

Reed ‘suggested

Ald.’
ed: by.a member ot the town that, although sale of the power:

ful pac! sages is forbidden’ in'
be® exploded
“under some

aan g800 to $166, as compared circumstances.”

they: may.’ be
it is-taken

ial whether the ‘town was “going to permit is the
the z

fir E
‘Ald. Jim. Corbett. queried | adult supervision, rata a $10)

“on: a. request ‘basis |,
and have now been compliment :
ed ‘fro!

permit “be
bought by. anyone?” - acked Mri
motion that the ‘letter be sent. | plied that a flurry of late buy- cussi
motioTt ls a fine project and we | era had been reported last year,| this was ee nara, Gen
can be proud fo*) have been‘ on | although’ ‘the “rush ' apparently tis that all such permits may
pone while’ this 3. Was 8 hal ‘came somewhat earlier than it itlbe be: subject to, ‘spproval of the
r I 2 | will (this; years) 105.55 ig

Visit Our Interesting Gift Department se — :
Full Line of Lady and Lord Buxton Lesther Goods ee Use Our Christmas Lay-A-Way. Plan

Beautiful Czechoslovakian Cut Glass 10” DEPOSIT WILL. HOLD ANY. ITEM!

STE Seolak: a ae "Shop early ion Christmas while ee -are complete. Use: our: ‘convenient lay-a- et

Colorful. D Sets & Both Ornamental’ & Useful Dishes
Good Assortment’ of Popular ‘Medico Pipes-.

Men’s and Ladies’ Razors and Shavers
cae za ington’ and Sunb

¢ ‘apidly beginning to take shape. | fee
i — Castlegar, News. Photo

By ‘ARNOLD MARTIN ‘5. directio , ne
Staff Reporter * ‘\tor ereaa a pretty good fi ‘good ‘figure

have you been in the ‘average four-lane‘superhigh- |:

"the working world? ” Dri a is a note of Tostitable tis ‘average foe lant nearly a8 uperhigh:
long fine, you say—| Pride ‘bertson took tae on it:
or does if just seem that way i took me, on: 8 e. traffic was composed Tapacked our
BC. Hydro of ctficials’unay taake fe mato of heavy construction ms:) "hey are not payed, but the|':
ttle : sho! are they to earth surface,” sare been pack

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- sporting goods and tools...

moe ‘VISIT OUR GIANT. TOYLAND: ‘NOW — AVOID. ‘THE RUSH’

— Free Gift: Wrapping for. Any. Occasion ‘at “West’s: — Dae
a ; —OPEN. FRIDAY NIGHT AS USUAL “TIL? 9 P.M; —=

Xaaas Lay-AcWay
36 A Small Deposit Will Hold
the. Gift of ‘Your Choice -

OPEN’ FRIDAY
NIGHT UNTIL
9PM

4 ot: hard: to ‘run ‘ap la
million dollars with just one ac-
de tin (busin

ess,” he add- below.
ri ‘ ot Kootenay Regi “He ‘shor too, the clean
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of the work on the huge, V8-die-
1. rwered: Huclid: earthmovers
in well-lighted
working: years ‘if achloved 5a PUD! ni is’ the] no
by one.man. pons. ! that the Hee were properly |
RE Goulet Corner of Pine and Columbia constructed in the first
Sunday and Holdiay Hours:

son, the maar an charge of zi Bobet a
Pees face “of: ST ealety proce:
the Arrow dam, workers | ©

tol. | To ‘he Called Soon. -

man basis IWA; lace.
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‘been ise ie for bidding ‘on tno o more dangerous tha a Caen
lately necessary.

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